Three teens in Manasa, central India, who were bored during the country's COVID-19 lockdown decided to help their village which was facing a persistent water problem.

Arjun, Mahesh and Piyush, members of an extended family in Bhatkheri village near Manasa started digging a well in their courtyard on May 5.

They worked furiously and took just three days to strike water at a depth of 30-feet, using just the equipment they had at home.

A few other youngsters in the family chipped in a bit by helping in shifting the debris.

Thrilled at finding water, Piysu said: “Water supply to our village from a nearby reservoir is erratic. We did not get water for 15 days recently. So we dug up the well to help the village.”

Three teens, who were bored by lockdown due to Covid 19 crisis, decided to help their village, which was facing a persistent water problem.

Arjun, Mahesh and Piyush, members of an extended family in Bhatkheri village near Manasa in Central India started digging a well in their courtyard on May 5.

They worked furiously and took just three days to strike water at a depth of 30-feet, using just the equipment they had at home.

A few other youngsters in the family chipped in a bit by helping in shifting the debris.

Thrilled at finding water, Piysu said: “Water supply to our village from a nearby reservoir is erratic. We did not get water for 15 days recently. So we dug up the well to help the village.”